VIẾT LẠI CÂU DZÙM MÌN ZỚI ***CONCESSION COMPOUNDS IN – EVER (HOWEWER, WHATEVER) =) Note: When we use however in clauses of concession, it must be followed by an adjective or an adverb. __Examples: However hard he studies, he won’t pass the exam. Whatever happens, I will always love you. ::::::::::::::Exercise 4:::::::::::: 1. Although I tried hard, I couldn’t find the book you lent me.  However ....................................................................... 2. Although he may have some strong points, intelligence is one of them.  Whatever .......................................................................................... 3. Although he loves Joan very much, he isn’t going to marry her.  However ............................................................................................................ 4. Although she buys a lot of new dresses every month, she always dresses shabbily.  However ............................................................................................................ 5. Even if our new house is very nice, we’ll still miss our old flat.  However .............................................................. *******CONCESSION NO MATTER IT DOESN’T MATTER ___Examples: No matter how hard I try, I will never pass the exam It doesn’t matter how hard I try, I will never pass the exam :::::::::::::::::::::Exercise 5::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1. Although he makes a lot of money, he can’t save anything.  No matter ...................................................................................................... 2. No matter what she said, no one paid any attention.  Whatever ..................................................................................................... 3. However hard she tried, she couldn’t lift the suitcase.  No ......................................................................................................... 4. Although he loves Joan very much, he isn’t going to marry her.  No ........................................................................................................... 5. It doesn’t matter how much you earn, you shouldn’t waste money.  Although ............................................................................................................... ********CONCESSION ADJECTIVE/ADVERB + AS =)Note: This structure is used only with adjectives and adverbs in the front position. _____________Example: Much as I love Mary, I will not marry her. :::::::::::::::::::Exercise 6::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1. Although Betty is attractive, she can’t find herself a boyfriend.  Attractive ..................................................................... 2. Although it seems incredible, my grandma is getting married again.  Incredible ..................................................................... 3. Although I love travelling very much, I can’t afford to go to Japan.  Much ..................................................................... 4. However rich he may be, I wouldn’t like to be in his shoes.  Rich ..................................................................... 5. No matter how nice she may be, I don’t like her  Nice ..................................................................... **********CONCESSION IN SPITE OF DESPITE ______Examples: In spite of all her money, she always wears old clothes. Despite the fact that she has all that money, she always wear old clothes Despite having all that money, she always wears old clothes. ::::::::::::::::::Exercise 7::::::::::::::::::::: 1. He doesn’t have much money, but he wants to buy a car.  He wants to buy a car despite ..................................................................... 2. We all enjoyed the walk even though it rained.  In ..................................................................... 3. We managed to talk seriously although there were a lot of people around.  In ..................................................................... 4. The bag was heavy but she managed to carry it herself.  Despite ..................................................................... 5. His mother refused to let him go to the party but he went anyway.  He went to the party in spite .....................................................................